noun

outrage

outrage, fury, indignation

The decision caused public outrage.

The decision caused public outrage.

He expressed his outrage at the injustice.

He expressed his outrage at the injustice.

outrage at/over ((sth.)) outrage at the decision

Synonyms: indignation, fury, anger; Antonyms: delight, pleasure

From Old French 'outrage' meaning 'excess', from 'outre' (beyond). An act that goes beyond acceptable limits.

Imagine being 'out' of your normal 'range' of emotions due to extreme anger.

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